Rasool Berry

Richard Reeves, a writer and researcher focused on male issues, joins theologian Russell Moore and pastor Rasool Berry to tackle the modern crisis of masculinity. They discuss how societal shifts impact male identity and the vital role of community and rituals in finding purpose. The trio highlights the dangers of unexamined religious paths while sharing insights from young men navigating these challenges. They explore educational disparities among races and classes, and emphasize redefining manhood through vulnerability and support.

In this conversation, Rasool Berry, a teaching pastor and media creator, shares his transformative journey from a non-church background to embracing faith. He emphasizes the practice of 'tarrying' — waiting on God — and its importance in fostering justice and spiritual connection. Rasool reflects on the resilience of faith in the Black tradition, exploring communal experiences and the need for contemplative action in a chaotic world. This insightful dialogue inspires listeners to seek divine guidance through stillness and reflection.

Rasool Berry, a dedicated minister with a rich understanding of prayer's biblical roots, dives into the essence of effective communication with God. He discusses the significant lessons from James and Elijah, emphasizing the importance of communal prayer and confession. Rasool challenges listeners to reflect on their prayer practices and the transformative power that trials hold. He also highlights the need for genuine spiritual connections, urging a shift from individualism to community in prayer life.